Marvin Zedler

Marvin Zedler is a Lecturer at the University Hospital Cologne and affiliated with the Institute of Biomechanics and Orthopaedics at the German Sport University Cologne. His research focuses on biomechanics, sports performance, and occupational health in high-demand professions such as police operations.

• Education: M.Sc. in Biomechanics, B.Sc. in Sport and Performance, B.Sc. in International Management
• Active in third-party funded projects including bobsleigh diagnostics, police spine loading, and Hoffenheim collaborations

Marvin's research spans biomechanics of running economy, musculoskeletal stress in athletes, and ergonomic challenges for police personnel. He has contributed to studies on cervical spine loading in helicopter pilots and the effects of body armor on physical performance.

Recent publications highlight trends in recreational runner recovery, police officer efficiency, and winter sports biomechanics. His work often integrates anthropometric and kinetic data to improve athletic and occupational outcomes.

Marvin supervises Master's and Bachelor's theses in biomechanics and sports science. He has participated in conferences such as the Internationaler Kongress Nachwuchsleistungssport NRW and contributed to media discussions on athlete performance.